In "Sound Disturbance," the audio experience begins with a long, drawn-out sound splutter. It's as if an old radio is struggling to catch a signal, producing a crackling noise that intermittently disrupts the silence. The audio piece seems to capture the essence of noise in its most raw form. It conveys a sense of disturbance, as the title suggests, with the unsteady, unpredictable sound splutter stretching out over an extended period of time. The audio seems to ebb and flow, creating a sense of tension and release, only to have the disturbance return again. It's as if the listener is navigating through a sea of sonic disruption.